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- TOMORROW will be our Regular
Saleday. As we have before stated, that
on each Saturday we shall offer SPECIAL
VALUES all over the House, and especially
in the MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. We
shall offer Colored Cartwheels for 10 cents
each. Also, variety of Trimmed Hats
OF Spring Shapes-that have just
trimmed up They will be sold fer 81 so
and 81 rs, as well as few other styles.
ma~ Several lines of DRESS GOODS,
FANCY GOODS. etc, will be offered.
N1- Also, one extra bargain for House.
keepers-and that is DECORATED CHINA
TEA SETS, of A pieces, for the sum of
So 20. Now, if anyone will show us such
value up TO the present writing, will
make them a Present of Set. Do not fail
to them. and do not fail to always at
tend our SATURDAYS SALE.
@s- See PARTIAL PRICE LIST in To-
morrows issue.
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The Elevated Road Accident.

New YORK, March 10th-It is probable
the list of killed by the Third-avenue Ele-
vated Railroad disaster on Tuesday morn
ing will be increased to five within day or
two. William Doyle, the young Western
Union Telegraph distributor, still lies at
Bellevue Hospital in a very precarions con-
dition, and the surgeons attending him said
yesterday that diagnosis of the case was
very unfavorable, and though there was
possibility of his recovery, the chances
were the other way. With the exception
of Doyle all the injured ones are in fair
way to recover
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TO CONTRACTORS!

GOOD sCRAPING WORK, IN SOUTHERN
~ California, on San Bernardino and San
Diego Railway. Also, on San Diego Central
Extensions of Santa Fe System.
SC VIII sUBLET to parties owning Teams
only. Address, stating size of outfit,
GRANT BROS, Contractors,
mrs 1w San Bernardino, Cal.
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E O o II ED vE NJ n .
FOR SALE!

A BOUT 10000 GOOD STRONG ROOTED
A 3fATAR0 VINES. For price, etc. apply
to THE NAT0MA WATER AND MINING Co,
Nasoma, Sacramento county. mrs-lw
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WALNUT BEDROOM SET, MARBLE-ToP
w NEARLY new, just received and for sale
cheap; also, Carpets, " Garland Range tcom-
plete); lot New Carpets, at very low prices.
Call and see them: Fine Brussels, at IS cents,
sewed and laid, at CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELLS. 409
street. We Buy, Sell or Exchange. Repairing
and TIuhOlStprinp
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on Cargo shipped at Philadelphia.

New YORK, March 10th.--A Philadel-
phia special says The German steamship
Voorwaarts cleared yesterday with 10000
gallons of refined oil in bnlk, the first cargo
of the kind ever taken from this city It
was all loaded in twenty hours. The Voor-
warts is new vessel, of 2,310 tons regis
ter. built of steel, 80 feet long, 37l feet
beam, and when loaded draws about 201
feet of water. The oil is carried in sixteen
tanks. The Voorwaarts is owned by W.
H. Reidman, of Bremen, who is having
another vessel built for the same trade 1t
is said that permanent line will be
started.
AppIication to Administer the Estate of
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NOR sALE-ONE 6-HORSE POWER PORT
u able Engine and Boiler; 2horse Truck
aud light Buggy; all secondhand but in good
order. Would take IN exchange wood, coal, hsy
OF grain. Apply at D. GARDENERS, 4g1 street.
0lptf
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Sporting Netes.

New YORK, March 10Th.-The SPORTING
World saws The biggest single bet of the
week was booked to The Bard. in whose
favor $4,000 to $500 was recorded, the
layer being Ridge Levien. On the Surbur-
ban several horses have been well backed.
Cridge d Co. report bookings 10 good
amounts on Alf Estell Fremont. Exile.
Electric and Ben Ali have received healthy
support in the same book As regards Alf
Estell, Joe Cotton makes no secret of the
fact that he thinks exceedingly well of his
horse. He has backed him to win in
the vicinity of $780, 900. Aft Estell is cough
ing and had to be stopped in his work. 1t
is not believed the attack is serious In
Milton, Fierenzi and Santa Rita the Hag-
gin stable has trio of very good perform
ers. The first nag, though too large a colt
to please most trainers, will make his mark
Closing up the Affairs of Grant G. Ward.
New YORK, March 10th.-Julien T. Da-
yies receiver for Grant & Ward, has sent out
circulars to the creditors of that firm, ask
ing them to send in their claims in order
that he may ascertain the exact amount
outstanding against the firm, take account
of the assets, arrange for final distribu-
ton, and apply to the Courts to be relieved
from his trust w. B. Hornblower, his
counsel, said yesterday that this was the
preliminary step toward closing up affairs
of the firm. Nothing definite can be done
toward making dividend however, until
the present outstanding litigation against
the estate of J. D. Fish is ended This has
not been brought to trial yet.
The Salmon Season.
New YORK. March 10th.-As the season
approaches for the run of salmon, interest
in the fish increases. The markets on the
Pacific coast appear TO be steadily harden
ing. The statement is made in the trade
that scarcity of the 1886 pack is probable
here before the arrival of the next, this be-
lief being prompted by the large purchases
made thus far for English account, with
the understanding that early shipments
will be made. The same dealers here have
contracted for June shipments from Co
lumbia river, and by the 1st of July expect
to have stock in hand to supply custom
ers. Prices current to-day are 81 35 to
81 45 for Columbia river, 81 321 to 81 So
for Sacramento. 81 22I to 81 25 for Alaska,
and 81 25 for British Columbia.
A Desperate ARRAY.
EEw ORLEANS. March 10th.-A special TO
the Timer Democrat from Fayette Miss,
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FOR sALE-To LGg.

EoR sALE-oN MODERATE TERMS, -FOUR
L lots, S0x160 feet each, on south side of
block between o and P, Twentieth and Twenty
first streets; one OF the most elevated and pleas
ant locations for a residence in the city: short
distance from street railroad. Apply to w. Z.
CHAMBERLAIN, at Bank of j. o. MILLS & co.
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PACIFIC COAST.
A FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT Ia
COMA, W. t.
Organizing Boards of Trade-San
Jose Chinese-FOundry at
Gridley- Eapa Items.
CALIFORNIA.

lsrrcAl DISPATCHES TO THE nrcOaD-Usos.l
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UNFINISHED RooMS-CLUNIES BLOCK,
II Eighth and K streets, northeast corner.
Nicely furnished sunny rooms, single or in
suites; the best rooms In the city; street cars
from the Depot pass the door every five minutes;
kept first class MRS. GRICE, Proprietress. I'm
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The Striking Railroad Employees.
Nn.-...........-.-- 70 \ Ao-aI 1n.1. = :.

YOUNGSTOWN (O), March 10,h.-An in
junction was issued this morning restrict
ing the striking employees of The PennsyI-
vania Railroad from interfering with the
trains of the company. The strikers are
now in secret session. 1t is expected that
the company will send force of men here
to-day to operate yard trains, and conflict
is feared
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4 Hnn Of Records Cor Sam Jose

SAN JOSE, March 10th.-The Board of
to-day effected the purchase of
a lot north of the Courthouse for site for
the fire-proof Hall of Records. The price
,0o;,t e Coz ono
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HOME AND ABROAD.
A BIG RAILROAD DEAL IN NEW
YORK.
Elevated Railroad Cali
fornia Wines-Deadly ARRAY
= Foreign News.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uSroS.l
SENATOR STANFORD.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-usIoN.l
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NEW YORK, March 10th.-Carl Schurz is
still severe sufferer from the fall he had
about three weeks ago. Hedoes not obtain
as much rest at night as his physician
could wish. Still, the latter is of the opin-
ion that in another fortnight Mr.. Sehurz
will be able 10 leave his room
New Vessels for West India Frnit Trade.
NEW YORK. March 10th.-The West India
fruit trade with this spoint is about to ex-
perience fresh impetus. No fewer than
seven new steamers, under the Norwegian
flag. have been placed in service. These
vessels are of light tonnage and specially
adapted to the requirements of the trade
California Wines and Brandies.
New YORK, March 10tb.-During the
past month the Pacific Mail steamers
brought ~. 154 gallons of California wines
and no gallons of brandy to this city. In
February. last year. 56 .964 gallons of wine
and 1,362 gallons of brandy arrived.
Death of Captain j. b. Eads.
NASHUA On. h March th.-Captain
James B. Eads died here on the 9th instant
of pneumonia
Consul Appointed
WASHINGTON, March l0th.-The Presi-
dent this afternoon appointed Charleton II.
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Fire at San Bornardino.

SAN BERNARDINo, March 1Oth.-About 2
o'clock this afternoon fire was dicovered
in barn in rear of the King House, a
wooden structure, and for time it seemed
impossible to save the hotel but with
strenuous efforts it was saved. Had it
burned, much valuable property would
have gone, as it is situated in the heart of
tho citv
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EEw ORLEANS. March 10th.-A special TO
the Tnaes-Dsnocrat from Fayette, Miss,
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THE MARCH TO THE STATE CAMP.

DEPARTURE OF THE TwENTY-sEcOND REGIMENT
To-DAy-THE ROUTE TO BE FOLLOWED.
The 22d Regiment will begin its uch-talked-o.
march to Peeks<iil this afternoon. Five hundred
men are expected take part In it. and equipI ed 10
light marchns order they Will follow the drum and
the bugle Tor thirty-two miles. They will assembly
Mt the srmory at $685. D. m. and take the elevated
railroad at FouIteenth-st to Onebundred- and-tty-
ftthst whence they will proceed by special train
tho Northern New York Railroad TO Van Courtlandi.
F,Om there they will make q twelve miles night
march to faIryIown, where they will bvouac. Start
lug again al o'clock on Friday morning they will
n arch nine miles TO the CrotOn River, three miles
above Sing Sng. aud rest there about hours Re
Stunning ABOUT O'clock they will 60 on to Montrose,
six miles inrthsr. There they viii bivouae tor tho
nigh. Next morning they will make an early start
aud will probably reach Pcekskill camp about ~
o'clock. The march Is March tor instruction" and
out. he will observe the caution aud
country There will be adv and guards. and
a guard at bivouac. rn1 equipment Includes q
ru6ber blanket viii h will be the ohiei proteeuon
AGAINST tho weather but all concerned are boping
for pro, itous skies The officers are to be accom-
panied by Captain Knight, United st ties Engineers,
who mas been detailed by tho War Department TO go
OIL the expedition" The march 10 q new departure
IN National Guard training and the boys" cutter
ing into IL heartily that IT Is bound to be
ABOUT 100 men who arc unable to take part In the
march will 90 TO samp on saturday BY slean.boat.
During the wscks encampment special attention Is 10
be paid 10 field iortihoations and entertainments.
Tue I'd Battery. Captain Ferdinand r. Earle, will
prosssd 70 shs camp by boat on Saturday, and viii
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THE COURTS.
QUESTIONABLE MINING TRANSACTION.

Justice Cullen. tho supreme Court In Brooklyn yeser
day heard motion the transfer the United States
Court Of the suit Mary Bsaeston and Norman Smith
against shbury John Alley
money paid for stock tho Los N-uvs Murios de santa
Maria Gold silver Mining Company OF Sonora Mexico,
which sold thsn un Ter false rsPresentatonAt 70
claimed named Decide ssheimer bought the mining
pr perty from Mexican small and sold IL 10
Pierre HumberI IT., $4,000 The new owner trans
fsrrs the understanding that COM
pany formed that he vas to receive pc, cent
az the stock John B Alley made president aud
600 900 shares of s5 ssued OF these $4,000
were $685. Out OF ths $4,000 was paid tor the
ne AMI SIS OF The company:
and alleged balance divided by thu promoters OF
the Of the fabulous value OF the
mine ere made 10 aoat tho stock alleged that n sas
TO abandoned after tho stock was
sold much Of 81 The Unted States Trust CON-
pany the Of the company MI smith sues 70 re-
coyer 50 $50 The company represented by Colonel
In gel .o and R. II Grn moved change OF venue ON
the ground that one Of resident OF this
country, Decision reserved
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The Old Folks at Homo,

or elsewhere need tonic and then to sustain thom
under growing inarmiss No safer thorough in.
vigoran for age DO ouat than Hostel
ters Stomach Bters seasonable medicine In those all
oceurrence-hver complaint indigestion
disorders pure botanic safeguard against
aria ana reliable oounsracnG rhoumausm. To
the couvAlsscent 10 Is valuable aid recovery
strength and 20 debitated invalid yioas
trasqun slumber and renewed sppsstwo primo factors
u vgor Being Of rely botanic origs.
It those obi urged against mineral
difficult impossible Ut assn alton tho system and
which impair Of stomach which tbs Bissrs
contrary Strengthens and regulates II v isdsrssd end
prescribed by the medical frAterniy.
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DELAWARE oUARDsNgs At DRILL.

WILMINGTON. Del. July ~ tSpeeiaD.-The Delaware
National Guard ten companies, 400 strong. went into
annual encampment for week at Rehoboth Beach
with Colonel Samuel NJ. Wood, Of this city, In COM
mapd Tho arrangements for the camp have been
made By AdIutant General X X kenny, Of Dover
Major Hamilton s. Hawkins 10Th Regiment, United
States Army, has been detailed to attend tho re-
view this week. Governor Blggs win DO present
at the review on Friday and again on Monday when
the Knights Of ~ thas OF this CITY will run an ca
cursion to the beach All the hotels and cottages at
the beach arc flied. The boys viii be under orders
nom a. III until p. m. with the exception Of one
hour each day. Coonei Wood expects " get them
ready for Contennian Celebration In Philadelphia
in September, whom the Delaware boys, their State
having confirmed tho Federal Constitution, viii have
the light q line In tho military procession
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WARRINGTON NOTES.

WAsHIN0ToN. Wednesday, July II, 1887
BIDS iOPESED.-Bds opened TO day In the Bureau
OF Provisions and Clothing at the Navy Department. for
miscellaneous general supplies for ali the navy YARDS
bids will be scheduled In few days
APPoiSTMEsT-The Rev. Thomas c. Bradford. OF Port
Gibson, Miss, has boon appointed superintendent
Chilocco Industrial School for Indians In the In
dian Territory. vice W. X Branham. jr. resigned.
CONTRACTS AwARDEp.-Ths Postmaster General has
awarded the several contracts for blanks blank books
and printed matter the Money Order Departments for
four years september 1887, TO Dunlap Clark,
philade phia; Henry Go oman, La Porte Ind, Wyn-
koop Hallepbeck Co., New York Tho Averi Printing
Company. Philadelphia, and Weed, Parsons Co.. Al
bany. Tho contracts Aggregate about $3I,OOO
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EXPENSIVE TASTES or THE BOODLERs

THEY WANTED SILK UNDERCLoTHEs AND CAR
RiAGEs AT THE EXPENSE OF CHICAGO.
CHICAGO July % .Speetan.- the beginning OF tho
doodle trial about month the department OF the
twelve defendants was described as being not unlike
thu OF me fond merry living sitting down to ban
que where and Wit expected to now In album
dance. That Is all changed now The banquet mas
changed 70 funeral feast since the avalanche OF
testimony poured down from the open mouths OF Lynn
Kolze Bpper. Macdonald and Robinson. tho dig
squeeers" panic has nvsiedthe camp Of tile defend
ants They seem TO have hope OF escaping punish
msnt The testimony today was OF the same cnarao-
ter as that already given. Tradesmen OF All SORTS es
He'd how they hal been Obliged 70 pay tribute 20
A salesman for a dry.goods store was qnSs"ohou eon
oba he order any goods that time Ale said he
wanted some nne underwear lot nm,sn me pes Hs
Q-pid you have any goods Of that fnd' A--So' no
o.~Did you get him what BIO wantedt A-Yea went
70 Marshall fteld's and bought two suits Tor nim
Q-You got th.m at Wholesale ratest A,-ies no.,
Q-what did they cost youi Al think paid sos
O what did you charge varnent Al charged him
ordered bale OF muslin and 900 yards OF for the
nnrmary Then be told NE to make out a 'ih Tor TWO
o.~What WA bale Of muslin WORTH A.-Eishty-
o.ETha, ust paid you for the underwear, thsni A.
The evidence of H. e. Walker carriage ufacturer
shoved that Commissioner Wren guilty Of forgery,
as well A. thevery. He was asked;
Odd you sell any goods to the county In 1851 A.
No. sir -.
O-Look at these two bills and state II you ever saw
them bsIorei Al know nothing about them except
what see here The writing not mine nor that OF my
employees 90 far tell never saw or swore 10
the aa Wits on those bills and that not my signature
them.
One bill read:
July. 1885,
Cook County Inhrmary to II. c. Walker, DIR.
To one set harness, one threeseat wagon and one
double harness. 1910.
o. K--C. 4. FREY.
Tho other vasf - go,
Cook County Insane Asylum to H. c. Walker, DR..
To one single harness aud buggy, $3.50.
O. K.-HARRY VARSELL.
Mr. Walker was no W shown a county warrant for 1910
and saidi
saw that before, think. Wren brought 1t to my
Office and wanted to borrow some money on It, gave
him my check for $50 aud SIS in currency He wanted
currency for the balance but didn't have H. Then my
bookkcrper maze check for $ZOS tho balance Tho
morning refused 10 have anything to do Win the
warrant When found what 1t was | TOOK 1t back 70
Wren and refused put my name or the back orit.
hat Is not my signature the back OF " now Inc
same night wren gave his check for $2Oo and TOOK
the warrant back.
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INVOICES and shsn it understood that ssser iarge
nurobors Of these bonds have eccunulated the
Ownen send agents to tho continent and obtain the
consular invoice for the sole puRcse OF @bsan ing
Department. informs the Collector, u Irregular;
Improper and without warrant Of law, and should
be promptly discontinued. ,..,..
The further opinion is also expressed that Section
1900 Of thr Revised Statutes PRINTS tne asen. a.
we'll "a the importer to make additions to the Invoice
values at the time Of entry and not aNerwala
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PATENT OFFICE FrNANCIER.

wAsHIsGroE. July 81 tSp,eab-rhs Commissioner or
Patents found 1t necessary, with ths approval Of
Secretary Lamar 10 issue the following order
OF borrowing by superior onbcers
OF this Bureau from interiors aud snOorHnass havuE been
CommisseRer IL "a ords ef that borrow
ing OF money directly Indirectly by superors from
this Bureau Do and tho same hereby strictly
abolished
1t was discovered several weeks that Chief Of
Division in the Patont ONCE had borrowed money OF
several the his division and that they bad not
been able to collect them. Two OF them
complained to Commissioner Hall AID the money was
then paid 1t appears however that the borrower paid
no attention the requests Other clerks Tor the repay
ment OF loans made By them. few days ago, II Is
understood, subord nate who had become the creditor
OF the Chief to amount OF some $50. and who re-
ceived small salary, applied for the return OF his
money Tho debtor few into and. II In asserted
threatened creditor ~h the loss Of his place and
WIN personal chatse Dent he should cause An inves
cation Ia presumed that the order above quoted was
Issued account Of this transaction
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OPENING OF NAVY BIDS POSTPONED.

wAsHIsGro>, July ~ tspeeiab. Secretary whitney
to-day postponed for one week tho opening OF 'ho p
for the nineteen cruisers tho Newark and The Two
new gunboats The reason assigned Is that several
persons who desire to bid the vessels had somehow
obtained an impression that the opening OF the BIDS
would DO postponed and therefore would not be ready
with their offers on August I, the day fixed In tho
itv for that but says that rather than shut
out and dsappOint intending bidders he preferred TO
extend III me- There Is suspicion in some quar-
ters that tho Navy Department Itself desired de
law the reason OF which, II Ii suggested Is that the
plans for the engines and machinery of tho nineteen
knot cruisers and the Newark not ready Chief
Engineer Melville. who Is engaged on the plans, was
In Washington yesterday and had conference with
Secretary Whitney In regard to tho matter
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IfUTINY ON A SCHOONER.

The schooner Emma ID. Endcott hung out reversed
flag in the bay of Bedows Island yesterday a. sign Of
trouble on board. Captain Smith, on the police boat
Patrol went out TO the and informed by
the captain H. l. Bowen. that his crew, with the exeeP
tiou of the cook, had mutnied. The three smoked
their pipes calmly the deck. They said that they
were unwilling to 90 out on the schooner. which Is an
old vessel until the forecase ed up that they
could sleep In it. The placed under arrest and
will be taken before United states Commissioner Shields
thi
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Sailed yesterday the Gsrmanc Of the White star Tine Tor
Liverpool; The Rev. D. E. Butler Mrs. Butler Dr. L. Ben
co., Charles w. Dayton. Captain J. Hutchinson. Captain
J. A King Governor John Marmaduks of Missouri; L
Verhasxho Mayer Belgian Minister 20 China Edward IL
Ray nolds and Baron r.. sadoine -
MI and Mira August Belmont IT, Dr. August cais Conns
Montegolas Salvador dc Aendonca. BFaAiAn
New York Mrs. dc Mrnionea LOUIS LIZ
and WIFE, Dr. Frederick Mott District
James w. RiEway, the Rev o. H. Rappart j. sey mou.'
DIT o. c. S.ibert, II. NJ stratcr and WIFE, J. N B. WILL
isu,s and Mr. and Mrs.. Norman wiiama
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NOODLES POISONED WITH CHROME YELLOW.


PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Alfred Krumm. manufactur'
err OF noodles No 235 and 23l7 North Tenthst was
taken custody this morning at tho instance of the
American Society for the Prevention Of the Adueration
OF Food. the charge OF mixing chroue-yellow in his
dough instead Of eggs for the purpose Of giving the
noodles yellow tint. and arragned IT tho Central
Station TOR hearing. Experts testified that chrome
yellow chronate Of lead found In the noodles 10
the three grains TO SIX ounces OF nour ana
Krunn admitted that had used the stun for thirteen
substitute for eggs but had discontinued its
use upon being Informed or It's deadly character He
was held $500 bail for court IL Is not known that
any rs occurred from tho effects OF the poison
Gus coloring matter
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IeAry PROPOSING THE COAL POOL.

PiTTsBUKe, July n tspeeiabThe project of forming
immense river coal pool has been revived. Nearly
the output OF the Monongahela mines goes down
the Ohio River there the direct effect would be
eIerted. The mines employ about 1880 or 5000 men
and these generally disposed look with favor upon
pool. An operator says that IL will be . powerful
corporation similar the standard OIL Company. The
tho sportation tho plants
entire property the various tho
synaicae will assessed according
proporonate value aud stock equivalent In the
company given TO each owner